Hi Eric, I visited your link a couple times today and really liked the upclose images of the Bristlecone tree bark or skin if you will. I also noticed you obtained the same results I did with the sky at those elevations going really dark. I had a few images almost go black at the 12k level......thanks for sharing.
The Bristlecone forest is one of my favorite places! Thanks for the very images from there! Like Paul, I think the wood detail shots are very nice. I think in some of the others better light would have proven beneficial. Having been there on a few occassions, it can be tough to get really fine light. You did well!
Your writeup is nice, too. There's good info there.
Good job!
-PB
Posted by Eric A. Rosen on December 22, 2006 at 10:13 PM
Thanks Paul and Preston...
Posted by Dan Truong on December 24, 2006 at 12:16 AM
Very nice collection. I have yet to go there...
Posted by Rodney Ninow on March 5, 2009 at 6:48 PM
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Finally finished my gallery of Ancients (Bristlecone Pine) trip.
Enjoy
http://www.pbase.com/desertrat99/ancientbristlecone_pine_forest
The Bristlecone forest is one of my favorite places! Thanks for the very images from there! Like Paul, I think the wood detail shots are very nice. I think in some of the others better light would have proven beneficial. Having been there on a few occassions, it can be tough to get really fine light. You did well!
Your writeup is nice, too. There's good info there.
Good job!
-PB
Rodney
www.naturalimages.com